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Practice how specialization, barriers, and currency exchange shape international trade.
#world_regions#us_grade_7_social_studies
20 questions
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According to the table, what would most likely happen if Kenya stopped trading with Japan and tried to produce all its own machinery?
The table shows production strengths. Why would Chile export copper and import cars from Germany?
According to the table, which good would South Korea most likely export to Saudi Arabia?
The table shows Ghana is stronger in cocoa, while the United States is stronger in aircraft. What idea supports their trade?
According to the table, if New Zealand's textile production strength improved to match Bangladesh's, what would most likely happen to their trade in textiles?
A government charges a $200 tax on every imported refrigerator. What trade barrier is being used?
Country A uses tariffs and quotas to shield its own factories from foreign competition. What is this overall approach called?
To protect local farmers, Country A raises the tax on imported wheat. What policy did it choose?
A port collects 15% of each imported bicycle's value as a government tax. What term names that charge?
A nation makes foreign-made shirts cost more by taxing them when they enter the country. What barrier is this?
Country A allows only 50,000 imported cars each year. What trade barrier is this?
A government sets a yearly limit on how many tons of sugar may enter from abroad. What is this barrier?
Country B bans all trade with Country C after a conflict. What trade barrier is this?
Since 1962, the United States has blocked most trade with which nearby island nation?
A Mexican buyer pays in pesos, but a Japanese seller needs yen. What process helps complete the purchase?
A French company sells cheese to Canada and converts Canadian dollars into euros. What is involved in this sale?
A U.S. dollar now buys more Japanese yen than it did last year. What happens for Americans buying goods made in Japan?
A new tariff is placed on imported shoes. What most likely happens to shoppers?
Country A places a quota on imported rice. What likely happens to the amount of rice from abroad?
An embargo stops trade with the country that supplied most of a nation's medicine. What might shoppers face?
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